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Executive Board Officers

	Executive President Elex Tenney, MSW Medical Social Worker, Primary Care Adult Medicine, East Interstate etenney@ofnhp.org, 503.887.5781 Elex has been a Medical Social Worker at Kaiser for 24 years. She describes the highlight of her time with Kaiser as when the Pro Bargaining Unit was formed at OFNHP. This process took 10 long months of negotiations until they signed their first contract in February 2002. Elex and many others worked very hard for years to organize the Pro Bargaining Unit. Elex has served on two contract negotiating teams for OFNHP, and has been a union steward since 2002. She has served as President of the Pro Bargaining Unit, on numerous partnership committees and on OFNHP Executive Board committees. Elex continues to be committed to the vision of a strong union that is democratic, fully representational, inclusive and protective of all its members.
	Executive Vice President Christobal Mozingo, RN Workplace Safety Consultant Christobal is an inpatient RN with more than 15 years of nursing experience. He joined KPNW and OFNHP in 2006. He has been a dedicated steward at his worksite and has represented various workgroups as the Inpatient RN Contract Specialist. He is currently the KPNW Workplace Safety Consultant, working to represent our members' interested regarding their direct workplace safety concerns. Christobal is bilingual in English and Spanish. In addition to his work with the union, he volunteers with a number of organizations that serve Latino communities.
	Executive Secretary Robin Dailey, RN PACU, KSMC Robin has been an RN for more than 16 years, the last 9 of those with Kaiser Permanente here in the Northwest. Before Kaiser, she worked at OHSU, where she got involved with her union and began to saw the power of a group of people working together to make a difference. Recently, Robin took a 6-month leave from the bedside to work as an organizer with OFNHP. That time, she says, really opened her eyes to the breadth of issues all of our members face.
	Executive Treasurer Meg McGowan-Tuttle, RN Oncology Med/Surg, KSMC Meg has been an oncology RN for 29 years. She worked for 15 years at Bess Kaiser Hospital and for the last 14 at KSMC. She has been OCN certified since 1995 and has been a charge nurse for 12 years. During the Kaiser strike of 1988, Meg felt compelled to become more involved in the union. She has been a steward for 19 years, has been on four local negotiating teams and participated in the the first national negotiations in 2000. She also went back to Washington D.C. in 2000 to participate in a press conference with the CEO of Kaiser, the president of the AFL-CIO and two other labor negotiators to announce the first labor/management agreement at Kaiser Permanente. She has been active in her UBT since inception and regularly attends the Sunnyside Steward Council. Meg believes that members must participate in the decisions that affect their working conditions and job security and feels this team of candidates is dedicated to seeking out that input from all members who want to be involved. Your Executive Board is committed to financial transparency. In addition to giving regular reports at Membership Meetings, the Executive Treasurer will meet with any member who wants more information about specifics of the budget. If you would like to discuss any aspect of the union's financials, please contact Meg McGowan Tuttle. Executive Treasurer Meg McGowan-Tuttle Office: 503.657.9974 Email: mctut@msn.com The union also files a full financial report with the Department of Labor every year, called the LM2 Report. Click here to see OFNHP's 2011 LM2.